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I am: working with an Android game, using an Android Emulator, and trying to attach an android .so library to a process.

I have the whole IDA server set up, I can attach to processes when a classes.dex is loaded into IDA but, when I load the .so file and try to attach I get this message from IDA "The debugger could not attach to the selected process. This can perhaps indicate the process was terminated, or you don't have the necessary privileges." I see a problem with this because I have full root permission and I know for sure the process was not terminated. I read here that I may have to recompile the entire android kernel, Don't get me wrong I love wasting hours compiling but, I was just wondering if you guys can help me find something to solve this pesky little situation of mine.

Edit: This may be a dup but the dup wasn't answered and was from 2014. :/

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  • Could you share / explain what the so is doing? – NirIzr Aug 26 '18 at 21:22
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If

cat /proc/kmsg | grep "Restricted"

returns results that are similar to ones in the blog you linked, then indeed CONFIG_SEC_RESTRICT_FORK is set and the only way to get rid of it is to recompile the kernel

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  • I used the command both in ADBs shell and a Terminal emulator app and neither of them returned anything. This is really strange, that's why I asked you guys. Are there any other confounding variables that may be effecting this? – Frenchy Fry Nov 5 '16 at 19:23

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